„Verses 2“ is the new solo album of german musician Tobias Herzz Hallbauer. It contains eight tracks, based on poems of (mostly english) authors from the late 19th / early 20th century:
Konstantinos Kavafis („Walls“), William Allingham („An Evening“), George Eliot („Roses“), Francis Thompson („An Arab Love Song“), Amy Lowell („The Bungler“), Delmira Agustini („I Live, I Die, I Burn, I Drown“), Stephen Crane („And You Love Me“) and John Davidson („Song“).
Once more, Tobias Herzz Hallbauer combines these great lyrics with his borderless music – from hip-hop-influenced songs to krautrock-like pieces. THH says:“Maybe it´s some kind of Krauthop... I don´t know...“.

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Artist/Composer: Tobias Herzz Hallbauer
Date: 2011-08-10
Source: Clinical Archives
Keywords: indie; electronica; alternative; krautrock; trip hop; other

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Reviewer: papernoise - - March 31, 2012
Subject: great dark atmospheres!
dark, entangling and powerful. Not the average 80s revival stuff, this album has a certain personality of it's own. Definitely a great download!

Reviewer: humantracks - - August 12, 2011
Subject: just listen & enjoy
just listen & enjoy